Sweet Squier's...with questions...
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Re: Sweet Squier's...with questions...
Do Yamaha do a Pacifica in SSS config? you can get HSS configs with wibbly bar as well for under $500. Pacifica's get very good reviews and I know there are a couple of forumites who like them.
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or a Vintage brand, they are well regarded
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No, but that said I have project to convert a HSS Pacifica to a SSS, I have the parts, pick ups and switching, I lack the time!WellyBlues wrote:Do Yamaha do a Pacifica in SSS config? you can get HSS configs with wibbly bar as well for under $500. Pacifica's get very good reviews and I know there are a couple of forumites who like them.
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Re: Sweet Squier's...with questions...
there is a cheap SX on trade me .... BG swears by the SX guitars he has owned so might be worth a look
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Daza, if you want to play with building a Strat, this is where you start. And if you don't buy this, I will. OK?willow13 wrote:https://www.trademe.co.nz/music-instrum ... 86b33f6a8a
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this ... and as an older guy you can say you got sexSlowy wrote:Daza, if you want to play with building a Strat, this is where you start. And if you don't buy this, I will. OK?willow13 wrote:https://www.trademe.co.nz/music-instrum ... 86b33f6a8a
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I've got 3 SX necks that I love just bloody well made... dunno who does them but they're such a good base.willow13 wrote:there is a cheap SX on trade me .... BG swears by the SX guitars he has owned so might be worth a look
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Re: Sweet Squier's...with questions...
You get it mate I'm seriously got it bad for a Mexican/jap strat now drool>>>Slowy wrote:Daza, if you want to play with building a Strat, this is where you start. And if you don't buy this, I will. OK?willow13 wrote:https://www.trademe.co.nz/music-instrum ... 86b33f6a8a
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Re: Sweet Squier's...with questions...
Nope..Mini Forklift Ⓥ wrote:Large reverse headstock = even better
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there was an LTD srat on trade me.
I would look at that first.
I would look at that first.
There are still some that think the neck PU is moved to accommodate the extra frets which only proves they cannot detect the difference in length of each.
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Re: Sweet Squier's...with questions...
If you are serious about music and having a guitar that makes you sound good you need to spend a lot of money. Little things like strings coated with nickel iron oxide really do make a difference. It takes time to get these things though.
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https://www.rockshop.co.nz/shop/esp-ltd ... uitar.html
sorry couldn't find the LTD I was talking about but this is the model you want.
sorry couldn't find the LTD I was talking about but this is the model you want.
There are still some that think the neck PU is moved to accommodate the extra frets which only proves they cannot detect the difference in length of each.